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STUDENTS OF THE MONTH-Pawnee Elementary School Students of the Month for October include: front row, left to right, Case Higgins, Charlie Whiteshield, Makenna McFarland; middle row, Holt Wilson, Haley

Henry, Kennedy Cottle, Trey Gardipe, Reece Higgins,

Teagan Turner; back row, Adi Aikiect, Dalton Willis,

Cheyenne Chapman, Ethan Ware. Not pictured, Cadyn

Jeffries.

(Photo Provided)

STUDENTS OF THE MONTH-Pawnee Middle School Students of the Month for September include: front row, left to right, Nicholas Sewell and Ben Thurman, 6th grade; middle row, Matthew Stevenson and Kindi Novotny, 7th grade; back row, Kurt Sewell and Kendall

Beck, 8th grade.

(Photo Provided)

High school

Cavett, Gemma Aguilera, honor rolls of the 2016-17 Kaur,TeaTahchawwickah, Katy Barger, Rebekah academic year. The honor Brooklynn Flores, Victoria

honor rolls announced

Pawnee High School

Crisp, Jaden Gardipe, rolls and students include:

Johnny Wagner, Cacy SUPERINTENDENTS

Scott, Michaela Childs,

HONOR ROLL

Joseph Whitecloud, Shadin Eighth Grade: Matthew

Anson, Kaitlyn Fettes.

Bryant, Leah Brown, Ben

Sophomores: Liberty jamin Brock, Gunner Frit-

Waters, Court Waters, Na sche, Trent Hixon, Brandi

Figueroa, Noah Roberts, River Watson, Preslee Moore, Brian Ramirez.

SCHOOL HONOR ROLL Eighth Grade: Chelsey

sinah Peterman, Cade Cly- Jamie Britt.

mer, Ry lee Domeny, Jay lee Sixth Grade: Tyler Jim,

Dvorak, Brianna Cardin, Kyndra Richards, Tabbi

Stetson LeForce.

Berg, Lanie Kelley, Jodie

Seventh Grade: Harlan Britt, Layne Anderson,

Britt, Tyler Walker, Jacob Sheldon Stogsdill, Chance

Smith, Jacob McCray, Tay Maples, Ashton Romero,

officials announced the than Beagle,Taelor Brown, Buchanan, Kendall Beck, Maples, Sherry Ramirez, lor Grant, Vada Fields, Jolie Arianna Ridingln, Sofia

first nine-weeks honors Shelby Ree, Clinton Scott, Kurt Sewell, Tyler Fenton, Trenton Walkingbull, Mes- Adams, Emerald Rice,

Mendoza.

of the 2016-17 academic year. The honor rolls and

Schools implement positive students earning academic

recognition include: SUPERINTENDENTS

behavior reward program HONOR ROLL

Seniors: Ali Cather,

Hadley Jensen, Kaitlin

Gowdy, Alyssa Howell,

Levi Peckenpaugh, Tyson

Smith, Tucker Wilson,

Sara

Llamas-Howell,

Sara Chapman, Courtney

Guidry, Evanne Pratt.

Freshmen: Cierra Car

ney, Caleb Shackelford,

Isaac Harris, Zachary

Buchanan, Rebecca Wag

ner, Lexie Tatum. Hayden

Smith, Keenan Cates,

Gunner Mittasch, Gage

Banning, Jaelyn Northcutt,

Conner Skidgel.

Seventh Grade: Haeli

Stevens, Matthew Steven

son, Kindi Novotny, Lainy

LeForce, Jenna Scott, Jake

Mitchell, Karson Bryant,

Bella Wilson, MaKenzie Figueroa, Sutton Burnett.

By Amy Keith

The parents can see that seen an improvement in the

Counselor Sharbee their children are being overall math ability. Once

Sixth Grade: Benjamin Home and elementary prin respectful, as teachers tell they reach goals, they set

Thurman, Nicholas Sewell, cipal Christy Williams have parents what their kids are new goals and new action Barrett Pratt, Madisyn teamed up to instigate a newdoing right. "OTISS is mak plans to make continual

Kindel Roche, Haley Cox, McKayla Cook, Sonnie Palmatary, Haylee VanDeventer.

Juniors: Austin Mitch ell, Montana Snell, Alyssa Vetter, Johnna Scott, Micah Horn, McKenzie Nelson, Madison Vance, Osheana' Aguilera, Nicole Thomp son.

Sophomores: William Roch?, Victoria Ramirez, Brody Womack, Braylee Heisler, Dylan Cates, Wes ley Scott, Luke Roberts, Johnn McCray, Chelsea DeMauro, Jada Haken, Cassidy Beck.

Cassidy Heskett, Cheyenne Leach.

SCHOOL HONOR ROLL Seniors: Genesis Flores, Candis Ryan, Payden Day, Elias Corbett. J u n i o r s : Marcella Maples, Emoree Ardrey, Kimberly Griffith, Jon athan Caldwell, Kaylee Lewellyn. Sophomores: Rhonda Rice, Kortney LeadingFox, Nizhoni Childs, Seth Gowdy, William Leas, Jesse Gaskey. Freshmen: Alan Tiger,

Novotny, Alyson Blakey, Zane Brock.

PRINCIPALS HONOR ROLL Eighth Grade: Duece Flores, Johnnie Davis, Blake Skidgel, Isabelle Scott, Kylie Castleberry, Hayden Bell, Trevor Al ley, Case Waters, Kamden Jones, Logan Buchanan, Destiny Dunbar, Arlee Schauf. Seventh Grade: Connor Lieb, Cloe Masterson, Abbey Flores, Megan Blair, Tori Hammons, GunnarGordon, Zoey Way,

behavior incentive program ing the school a more pos improvements, based on

this year. OTISS (Okla itive environment," Home data and what research says

homa Tiered Intervention observes. Some parents are best practices.

System of Supports) uses were so excited about the Home pointed out that

a framework for behavior program that they have tried teachers may have to work

and academic performance the reward system at home. harder, but they also work

that is data driven. OTTIS Academically, the teach smarter, because they look

generally takes three to five ers have started a school- at the data--they know it is

years to fully incorporate. wide "Math Fact Fluency" working.

"It is a way to do what youprogram which was de "Morrison has always

are doing mOst effectively," signed by two professors been a great school," Horne

Counselor Home states. The at OSU.

contends, "but what are its

team gets information about There is an external strengths? And what can

what the teachers deem coach, Patty Nuhfer, through they do to make it even

important behaviors and whom Morrison Schools get better?"

values that they want all the a lot of resources through The staff handed out over

students to exemplify.

the State Department and 5,000 Wild Cards the first

"Instead of catching kids OSU. They target an area of weeks of school. Best of

messing up, we make it a weakness and set goals, withall, the new program means

positive thing," Home ex the help of Nuhfer through success for everyone.

Freshmen: Zoey Rus sell, Ryan Ensign, Avery Mitchell, Cyle Colclazier.

PRINCIPALS HONOR ROLL

Northern Oklahoma's Seniors: Aaron Lieb,

Taylor Ventris, Hunter

Middle school Lasater, Loma Ree, Sadie

Veterans Day Parade Brewer, Kaleb Pershall,

Sky Seeing LeadingFox, Anthony Diaz, Savannah Schmitz, Jaden Leading Fox, Alex Watkins, Colt Guinn, Richard Shade, Stanton Vaughan.

MacKenzie Shackelford, Jalen Powell, Delaney Stierwalt, Jayden Brewer, Ialahs Bright, Crista Car ney, Hannah Watson, Brett Geary, Zhyere Cates, Josiah Lomax, Nicholas Cae sar, Weston Allenbaugh, Lilyan Blakey, Patrick

plains. When students are the implementation process.

caught being their best, the The school is in begin Amy Keith lives near and

teachers and staff hand out ning stages, but Home re writes about the town of

"Wild Cards."

ports that they have already Morrison.

The students can accu

mulate Wild Cards to earn

a free pencil, or to earn

special bigger privileges.

They can sit in a special place

in the cafeteria, or help the

Maxwell Horn, Audrey Maltsberger, Cameron Powell, Nicholaus Mc Cray, Pani' Moore, Eliza beth Dallas.

Juniors: Jaiden Bid dy, Hayden Burnett, Ryanne Pratt, Lane Leach, McKenzie Moles, Cole

honor rolls published

Pawnee Middle School officials released the list of students earning recogni tion on the first nine weeks

LeadingFox, Erica Wells, Randy Dallas.

Sixth Grade: Terrian Exum, Brylyn Weaver, Malachi Shaw, Tristam Hawkins, Ayla Ramsey, Jayleen Ortiz Nazario, Si erra Walker, Keilee Castle berry, Ashlyn Ree, Pepper

principal for 15 minutes. A younger child may earn the privilege of bringing his favorite stuffed animal to school for a day. The kids cash their Wild Cards and gain mostly intangible re wards, that can't be thrown away

Research shows that

Northern Oklahoma's is not Free" parade and

only Veterans Day Parade invites all veterans and

and Celebration will be families to join them for

held at Fairfax on Saturday, the parade which begins

November 12, 2016, for at 11:00 a.m., and for the

the 14th year according free dinner to be held after

to Vietnam veteran Leon the parade.

Hendrix.

Hendrix asks parade

kids like adult presence, Hendrix and spokes participants to begin lining

to feel loved--because of woman Eva Donovan have up by the Baptist Church

quality time and meaningful been working overtime on South Main Street at

rewards.

planning the "Freedom

10:00 a.m.

Join us in saluting our nation's veterans. We will be closed Friday, November 11, 201 6.

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WILLOW CREEK WIND PROJECT

OPEN HOUSE MEETING

Infinity Renewables (Infinity) is developing the Willow Creek Wind Project in

Noble and Pawnee Counties to the north of the town of Morrison. The proposed

project is anticipated to have a capacity of several hundred megawatts and

could be developed in one or more phases, with construction beginning as

earty as mid-2017.

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Infinity will be hosting an open house meeting to convey information and solicit

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feedback from the community. The meeting is open to anyone interested in

learning more about the project.

WED., NOV. 16, 2016 6 TO 8 PM

at the

COMFORT INN & SUITES

CONFERENCE ROOM

3112 W. FIR STREET ? PERRY, OKLAHOMA

Light refreshments will be served.

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Perry 4-H happenings

Perry 4-H

Submitted by

Emily Moore

4-H Reporter

The Perry 4-H Club began the new year on Aug. 30. At the first meeting officers were elected and activities for the Noble County free fair were discussed.

The 2016-17 officer team is: President Amanda Peterson, Vice President Emily Grimm, Secretary Aubrey McCaul, Reporter Emily Moore, Treasurer Madison Henderson, Club Representative Allison Warren, Game Leader Mason Henderson and Song Leaders Kadi Kienholz and Adisyn Sheets.

Several of the officers attended officer leadership training Sept. 26, to prepare for the upcoming year.

The club participated in National 4-H Week by displaying a window scene representing this year's theme "Home Grown."

The exhibit was displayed at The Shoppe on the Perry square and won reserve champion.

At the October meeting the 4-Hers made 16 appreciation candy baskets for businesses and individuals who have supported the club. Upcoming events include the 4-H food feast on Nov. 14.

The Perry 4-H Club meets the second Tuesday of each month and is open to young people ages 9-19. The next meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 8, at the Nazarene church.

Following the meeting there was a scheduled painting activity lead by Holly McHughes for a fee of $10.

Officers for the Perry 4-H Club for 201617 are, in no particular order, President Amanda Peterson, Vice President Emily Grimm, Secretary Aubrey McCaul, Reporter

Emily Moore, Treasurer Madison Henderson, Club Representative Allison Warren, Game Leader Mason Henderson and Song Leaders Kadi Kienholz and Adisyn Sheets.

NewsBriefs

Frontier Ag Boosters Turkey Shoot

Frontier 4-H & FFA Ag Boosters Turkey Shoot

is slated for 10 a.m., Saturday, Nov. 12 at 22274

Valley on State Highway 15, just west of the

Highway 177/15 intersection on south side. Shooter

provides gun/shells. Turkey Round- $5; Blue and

Gold Bacon round, $10. For more information call

Irvin Wright at 580-761-5176. Funds raised are in

support of the Frontier 4H & FFA chapters.

Veteran's service/dinner at Sumner Church

Sumner Baptist Church will host their annual

Veterans and thanksgiving service Sunday, Nov.

13. The Sunday service will be at 11 a.m., fol-

lowed by the meal, according to Albert Quick,

pastor.

Frontier BOE sees candidates

The Board of Education of Frontier Public

District announces that statutorily qualified indi-

viduals interested in running as a candidate for the

No. Two seat on the Frontier School District BOE

may file to run as a candidate for this seat at the

Noble County Election Board between 8 a.m. and

5 p.m. Dec. 5-7.

Billings Thanksgiving Service Nov. 20

The Billings Community Thanksgiving service

will be held at 6 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 20, at the

Billings Christian Church. James Yoder from the

Antelope Valley Church will deliver the message.

There will be fellowship and refreshments served

following the Thanksgiving service. Everyone is

invited and welcome to attend.

Attendees are asked to bring food items for the

food boxes that will

be prepared Dec. 5 at

WILLOW CREEK WIND PROJECT the Billings Christian

OPEN HOUSE MEETING

Church. Fire Report

Monday, November 7

Infinity Renewables (Infinity) is developing the Willow Creek Wind

Project in Noble and Pawnee Counties to the north of the town of

Morrison. The proposed project is anticipated to have a capacity of

several hundred megawatts and could be developed in one or more

phases, with construction beginning as early as mid-2017.

Infinity will be hosting an open house meeting to convey information and solicit feedback from the community. The meeting is open to anyone interested in learning more about the project.

.10 inches of rain 9:06 a.m., Customer service call to the 900 block of Wakefield. 5:30 p.m., Structure fire in 900 block of Fir. 5:40 p.m., Emergency medical service in 900 block of Fir. 5:47 p.m., Ambulance dispatched to 900 block of Fir for stand-by. Police Report Monday, November 7 8:09 a.m., Reporting party called 911 requesting a welfare check on a subject in a white car on the southside of an apartment complex at 14th and Locust. RP advised that the door is open and the subjects legs are hanging out of the vehicle and has been for about 20 minutes. 1:26 p.m.. RP called 911 and said she believes several juveniles are attempting to break into a residence east of 5th and Fir, will be the second house past the apartments. Everything checked ok. 1:43 p.m., Police served a warrant near 2nd and Jackson and one man was arrested on a Payne County warrant. 4:55 p.m., Three juveniles were walking in the middle of the road at 9th and Locust and not moving for oncoming traffic. They were advised to stay out of the roadway. 5:28 p.m., Assisting Perry Fire Department with a structure fire in the 900 block of Fir. 11:56 p.m., RP in the 1300 block of Ivanhoe said he heard a noise at the front door and window like someone was trying to enter the home. He said he was holding a loaded 12 gauge shotgun. Jail Log Monday, November 7 Michael Shane Payne, 43, Perry Police Department, hold for Payne County.

WED., NOV. 16, 2016 6 TO 8 PM

at the

COMFORT INN & SUITES

CONFERENCE ROOM

3112 W. FIR STREET PERRY, OKLAHOMA

Light refreshments will be served.

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